The New Museum: Selected WritingsNewark Museum Association, 1999 - 262 páginas |
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... look upon themselves as high priests of a peculiar cult , who may treat the casual visitor with tolerance only when he comes to worship rather than to look with open eyes and to criticize freely ; and the trustees are prone to think ...
... look upon themselves as high priests of a peculiar cult , who may treat the casual visitor with tolerance only when he comes to worship rather than to look with open eyes and to criticize freely ; and the trustees are prone to think ...
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... look at an object and feel that it is , to you as you look at it , beautiful , you have at once an aesthetic reaction , which means that your whole body is a little stimulated , your heart beats a little more vigorously , your breath is ...
... look at an object and feel that it is , to you as you look at it , beautiful , you have at once an aesthetic reaction , which means that your whole body is a little stimulated , your heart beats a little more vigorously , your breath is ...
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... look for beauty and for ugliness also for it is in seeing both the wrong and the right in art objects that emo- tional discipline and art culture come - if you look with care for the good and the ill in the objects that lie about you ...
... look for beauty and for ugliness also for it is in seeing both the wrong and the right in art objects that emo- tional discipline and art culture come - if you look with care for the good and the ill in the objects that lie about you ...
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Introduction by Stephen E Weil | 13 |
Museums and Community | 97 |
The Newark Science Museum in the Free Public Library | 149 |
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